Hi,

>  So, that leaves either perl6-language or a new list.  Personally I
>  could see it going either way -- even though general Perl6 programming
>  questions aren't directly about language design, it may still be
>  useful to language designers to see the types of questions that
>  people are asking and to see how well the language design can work in
>  practice.  Or maybe that's not needed.  But I tend to lean away from
>  list proliferation where possible.

>  So, I'd suggest putting general questions about Perl 6 on perl6-language.
>  In saying this, however, I think it's important to try to distinguish
>  questions about Perl 6 from questions about the various implementing
>  components such as Pugs, PGE, and any forthcoming Perl 6 compiler(s).
>  For some time these implementations will be only approximations of
>  the Perl 6 language design, so they're not authoritative as far
>  as testing understanding of Perl 6.  (But they are often very
>  illustrative and educational. :-)  So, questions like "XYZ doesn't
>  seem to work in Pugs or PGE" probably belong on perl6-compiler.

Where should I ask, that what's PGE means? Yes, I know, it's Parrot 
Grammar Engine, and I know what it is, but a beginnner maybe not. And I 
think that there are a lot of questions around like this, but people feel, 
that those questions don't fit to the lists. Or maybe not, don't know. I 
agree, that it is useful for the designers to see the questions, but if it 
will be a separate list, it still won't be impossible for them.

Anyway, I understand why you wrote what you wrote, so as there will be no 
decision, I'll ask my questions on perl6-compiler.

Bye,
   Andras